Skelaxin 400mg Tablets
SKU
6032
In stock
Generic Salt: Metaxalone 400mg
Generic Brand: Flexura 400Mg Tablets
Manufacturer: Sun Pharma
Generic Brand: Flexura 400Mg Tablets
Manufacturer: Sun Pharma
Categories: Medzme, Health Conditions, Allergy, Muscle Relaxant
Uses: metaxalone is used to treat muscle spasms,Pain. It is usually used along with rest, physical therapy, and other treatment. How to use: metaxalonetake this medication by mouth with or without food as directed by your doctor, usually 3 or 4 times a day. If you take this medication after a high-Fat meal and experience side effects, it may be best to take this drug on an empty stomach or after a light meal. The dosage is based on your medical condition and response to treatment. Do not increase your dose or use this drug more often or for longer than prescribed. Your condition will not improve any faster, and your risk of side effects will increase.
Equivalent Brands:
Skelaxin 400mg Tablets equivalent/ substitute for brands Metaxall, Flexura,uses=Metaxalone Is Used To Treat Muscle Spasms/Pain. It Is Usually Used Along With Rest, Physical Therapy, And Other Treatment.
Equivalent Brands:
Skelaxin 400mg Tablets equivalent/ substitute for brands Metaxall, Flexura,uses=Metaxalone Is Used To Treat Muscle Spasms/Pain. It Is Usually Used Along With Rest, Physical Therapy, And Other Treatment.
Similar Brands | Metaxall, Flexura |
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Generic Name | Metaxalone 400mg |
Manufacturer | Sun Pharma |
Uses | Metaxalone Is Used To Treat Muscle Spasms/Pain. It Is Usually Used Along With Rest, Physical Therapy, And Other Treatment. |
How To Take | Take This Medication By Mouth With Or Without Food As Directed By Your Doctor. Do Not Increase Your Dose Or Use This Drug More Often Or For Longer Than Prescribed. Your Condition Will Not Improve Any Faster, And Your Risk Of Side Effects Will Increase. If You Take This Medication After A High-Fat Meal And Experience Side Effects, It May Be Best To Take This Drug On An Empty Stomach Or After A Light Meal.The Dosage Is Based On Your Medical Condition And Response To Treatment. |
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